nature poetry

An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.

The History of Boat and Sea
Wind is like the sea; when it whispers we forget its enormity. - - The History of Boat and Sea - Her sail a dress,
By Richard Naviasky4 years ago in Poets
Letting go
The sun will rise and then will set The circle of life is no secret Everything must run its course Even if you’re not done yet
By Kristin Brown4 years ago in Poets
Stone
Calm air caresses tender leaves They bend and sway with gentle grace Wind through branches turns and weaves But a stone will stay in its place
By Kristin Brown4 years ago in Poets
Moon Mother
Moon Mother I come to you for wisdom And you gaze back into my eyes silently Moon Mother I come to you for healing And you gaze back into my eyes silently
By Karen LaRue4 years ago in Poets
Seeds of Sadness
Seeds of sadness grow into joy But only when planted. I could horde these seeds Pile them Store them Count them Allow them to fill my heart
By Karen LaRue4 years ago in Poets
The Tiger Prince, Not I
Alone, set in the forest’s wild Small, cold, yet unafraid, Forgotten is the infant child, Nestled in the shade.
By Bree Beadman4 years ago in Poets
Winter Wonder
Winter Wonder The colors of January, some might say, Are nothing but brown and white and grey. They think, "it's too cold to do anything fun
By Jeannine Staples4 years ago in Poets
Petting Cats (A POEM)
Idle hands are the devil's playthings Kitty cat's they meow and they sing Chirp and purrrr and pspspspspsp Cats they ,make nothing but sounds of pure bliss
By Regular Person4 years ago in Poets
10 Days of Quarantine
10 Days of Quarantine Please note that this my personal experience with Covid-19 in my household in my province/state please follow your government’s guidelines for Covid-19 my sister tested positive for Covid-19 by a rapid Covid test on December 25th 2022 (Yes, on Christmas Day)
By Emily Farraige 4 years ago in Poets
November's Rain
I saw you, drawn across the sky and bunched between storm clouds, Your brow furrowed in the turbulent black puffs Falling over each other in a hungry search for breathing room.
By Silver Daux4 years ago in Poets
A Frozen Forest Night
So soft and bright stars shine above; My senses open to the wonder. With gratitude and peace and love, A fire burns within.
By Forest Pritchard4 years ago in Poets
What Nature Comes to Bear
As I pause and stare At what nature comes to bear I stop
By Beau Derive Plasir 4 years ago in Poets